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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
THE STATE or TRIDE.

n.rr'fo.p. oc; 2I.-Cotton nrm. Mltiiilr 01c-....
plour AMI western >lperaaa - -
- 49, - O1tf 80. -. Fanny - ipu 30 tty
n -l,.rHu. ~ $40 pl 4. -Etrt IS % IS o. to- tup
P.,-nt 20 90 .-...W hc.-~orthern nrf. Re- &c:
10 Amber a.. Western Iurt. IA Winter Eei SPOT
-l..c October --t. November 80 -N sa 7"r''
r'~utsr S-'ir January 81 fot i ru-~out err
luri SO. 90 ieuOw - "a ave. "eeso.h di d.
M.vrI .n 1. I... = yeas g. - &C. o"i,
oi-t southern JOf5,c. Western mte OBJ a"oc "e'ier'
Mu-l 5ia,,.. F,nn-v sAIia 800 -,c.-.--.ltse -
frm 80 D'..- ..liay vas steady Prime 70 Nuoi'r
Western 81 - isis 81 .rTevisiena s-le Ae" PoI.
~npui icrs ant ilftr RIO sues
sd', i''.- Htns j I'd D. - LA '-iea'e ~ :.
Butter st'lir. Westcrn Picket y -lci Nr'Aiu'r ~
- .. !-ss rtr AZ .f4- u' I'i.nsd' 'tc'"'-
rsiu-' t........t olcr-iiio crgeo+ ordinary u ar
l.suucl lOr lD- ... NAl-soy soslv 40 ~ u u
traifut, L.verJ's go s".uer d1l -'o;i"n 1000
ili. tec'iuts-ti out l4.Vpd On<
Wuos. itulD Jus. corn lOouJ yG'n oats ...- On'l
l.,c ng'L oupreuts-tionr LOCO lNlS Whe1.
- ol-i. cora 600. yual- sS.s,-" nct. t-.vlJ OD,A
toru 5000 'n--
errrAr.. 0ct 2l-whes'-No. usrl steady. al
o",.u-- u Nr., ',Atp az new 40 liar NVrtH elu
Pom, -Ic of lo s'd at - u,'c " iut-t Wheat
.IF h-arr Nn ltet Nlc.. saA
..Dl I-... -'rfr. 10. 81 nte NIrilrtp D so.
llu1.- ant iAl.tn 80 -c...D ON il 81 'i w.
. .t SEQ NrIuN on track t-i.Ht0D. - oats active
d. ,.- ..ilr lower Nutc 49, .:c. Np. :
Ntue 90 o Sd. So Nix go r,'y arn..-
Canal ..ri:. fs strong WHEAT BE- Corn : -- pn-
...ir,r..t, w~rr-tiuur l'.n'p lD.S 't $1,000
% unO JAts Il9 Ohu uu-n. HIrcT
blsL I.t.losd -..pn-nt--F,hr 10000 Du2 ue~t o'o'
ll-H. tors 10000 'u'- oats Nnsn. canal sAiu
h~at -jbn'p push corn $4,000 YD+n cat, 5000
1n,i. Barley ...... DHsl
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GRlIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS

FEATUKES OF NEW'1UIh UEALINGS
The specustions duh yesterday although
Improvement values spot wheat firm, but
without important change ana shippers took only 40 0OO
bushea The options enjoyed few fluctuations tut ended
frm and cent higher follows october 52s November
- - Dect mber ST. January Sjis February sGis March
S14s AprIl sNls and MAY S9s cents Corn the
teay ana The export demand Iemsus heavy Oyer 100000
bushels nehg taken by shippers Tho options ended steady
NJ about best figures October at 81 and y cen for
November A. 1ls January 81 sdd MAY 53r. and
hanged or december at 52sceEts The oats MARKETS wee
exception IN showing weakness and spot lots declined IA
tcenL Inc options closed down follows october
al November 3zs Decemscr 35 and January SO = cents
lire were LOU ueIces al srd taken for export The
u0s were strong with october So the
ttr months % points better for November SO
"DecemDsi 20 ooiOr January aud 50 50 for February
he OF fIsn Snd hour eperted yesterday at New
Wra SO $50 bushels corn l2g S34 bushels, oas IIs l48
buAes total grain 34l 81 bushels four 80 BIZ
AZ Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 The
Wheat l66994 bushels oorn 255 1872 bushels oats 642
'usAeis total gram 0Io5o bushels -four 20 l03
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
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PROHIBITION IN THE SUPREME coURr

wAsHISGTOS oct 21-samue ". Packard. Of Chicago. OF
counsel Kansas and Iowa Prohbuonisis submitted
IN the United states supreme Court today motion that
four Prohibition standing the do ket OF the
court $50 Oi inclusive be vanced and Sc Tor
argument day MI. Packard also asked that a
PrO'lrltiOn Georgia, 80. lOlS-Nensin ag the
included in his motion PROVIDED he sho
receive II lme to act therein.
fOr the liquor sellers without opposns ME- Fa.k
the tOullS ~ eutlOii 20
already four cases of THIS 'aIA ter n'e M
ylsemenf 81 /chold AIT Hagcln Wllch
Mr. had should he dec del had iee
advanced request OF the AuorneyGenea oi
kaI-Ss.
The Of Justice replied that the Court had Tie fc' "a
mind upon Mr PackArIs motion VII! lHCDd ~
e announced next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF tOOUCH.
Per v)rh R'c,r VesS.is ant Rplro1t.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATERIAL que, market grDor
ally. - Havcr-traT Hart Gn,ks are quoted A. - CD
Hart - oOas6 p: Pale - 50at4 90: Crotons
brown. sl3aSlj. dark AZ 1910. rel %l9elG. Trcuton
and Phlueipi Front alon esd. 81 A1S; R0ckiaui
G"mmer Lime. % atla hi nislng - li4 i 20 Goat.
u tf " &c. 'rti~ Hair. - % - cement, - -
n = inr iouri los porti and. ENGLISH Portland
- 20 n - 80. lioscudalc ~ Oj0 i o
tUitbi In ucultf' Prev quotations.
cocoa -Quiet and UNCHANGED
fpII0N-Nnucs spot cotton not changed an !
IT," 'nnu' rAt ~1lcs 10 n1es ~ l''t even
iug an Of which The tsc"pt$ to-
cUmpsrng with 4l1b1 Dtls- thS
LAY week AMI 8. 100 bale. Tor the c0rre-nOnd
dav The total receipts since September
have bales comparing with 1907 Oo1 bale.
Tor the cnrfe-ps nd.us poriSt last year
based STANDARD o'cllsslhclto1
gf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

CAPTAIN E4RLE BUTS 4 LONG BRANCH HoTEL.
Captain L. Z. Earle has purchased from Lemuei smith
lie grounds ana bu ings Of the Hotel Bellevue AT Long
Brunch for 100000. The property has frontage
of so feet on the and 200 feet the shrews
bury kiver and includes a steamboat pier Captain
Earleha, already changed the Of tAe hOtc that
OF "NERdnilc by the sd, and soon ne Geis POS
session oil the property March l. l-S-, VIII nt from
S25,OODtC 10000 into Improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
THE COURTS.
JUDGMENT FOR MRS. TRAvER

AIRS Maria l.. Travers. widow OF William X IraVers'
a, hi, executrix sued Walter s. Church for Sl1735 49,
Abe principal aud of promssory notes given by
the defendant to Mr. Travers for money loaned The
,ase was before Justice Ingrahan and jury In the
supreme Court yesterday The defence was that an ex
tension OF time had granted but the reply 10 thls
WAS that tho conditions on which the EXTENSION WAS
rran ed had not been complied with: -
Adolrh SaDge behalf of Mr. Church VINO Is IN
rnrone sad he had no doubt that he would pay the
notes on his and asked for an adjournment whcI
was not granted Judgment was entered ior inc paiAtl
Tor the fun amount claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
TELEGRAPH POLES CAUSE A SUIT.

The Western Union Telegraph Company began snt
700 months ago in the United States Circuit Court
co,nst tina French Cable Company. The action was
,1or-ht to prevent the French Company from comnel-
IN, the Western Union TO remove its telegraph wires
I'm the poles of the French Company between New
Yrs and Taunton Taun on and Boston and Boston and
GO cod The French Company In the answer filed yes
saws that tho allow the poles to be
nsed nv the Western Union violated one OF the cond-
ron, on which the French Company was permitted TO
,an1 IA cables on the French coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

.. (: +: (. (. "a. q. 4:
, ftrorlfao enln Si? have s 5s9
nee. Inc p. ann ""y fc dse "f ;, GPs Il n s a
iasia ,2.s aqoo Dis Cy Mi r,tr, - iSesi s.
Ts od MI. 9 .s,oro5. 10 ,oslo a sbl, Esirs NO. p
- ., c5o2 Do' Mga,.o- a5 S'r - Goa - ,a 30
1uota.'"n. F'ne mas =. -np.rdn- g 5oas{ 10
~ ,4"s,i 3, 6o oSn~on to Gooi rra w-'iefa
-, 90 a.. S , 10 .1' , ., o 30 Cool to- sny
stloGs1 Common EtUA Nuur'o. - ooG - ~. 'se-r
s:o5Gssts r.,cni'' 5, S>sSp P4,sot wn.r whes *
81 10 = 81 fer r2o Tr IL % -5; . G,
common Far TIa II a. 3latloo GOOD 10 Fam - 100
~ SAL. 80 MI. -ur.rap. At - ,5eta . COR;
hra1,w,p. at - ssq y. - cHw1FAT FLoj.n-
@wnl.t-ta,' lot, h4,c scarcely varied FOR the
d, 1,'ns r'I 3 som, oy a, ooo s1.i 81. Brng tx
'i ,nov,at firoi lolt tie ent,fc .c.sioa iae
nanny 10 anAy.r-t'. crop rrpori' Inc mn, rate, a-e
.a.'-, iatur. 2o5ooo ou.a.- .pol. including 80 {.
1',oser :. 80" =. - ols.-- ~ =, o. 49, Novsrnber
o. 49,. cis.,pe At &c. 10 pec.uD.r. .t.a,t.c5 c.s
ns a. 't..c a. I-nn-rI ~ &C. eos'"s at .,',.
-rr .el,' - c.'ns At - 49, 40, a., S.c'
AL
a., ina. '-qI-~ losing A. % co. 20 December.
,ll.... . cio0ur a. ns '-s....EI FL and nominal
pATrtN. my a.. y, anI Ht.a. Sales. Onln uu.h.
p o. r.r.d .rAla.i ~.,. $1,000 bl,,r.. So. 80 glt
q. f,, .., .,,.i-,f- n, l.n..t ... 10000 hu-ir.s
- rrr...- q ~ -.t. EARLEY NAL Dali auf
49,. cons -..... ..Iu. go. ...v ..ur 80 t.It
fstiuf.I.ss -ulf ID
', .,. :, Il ~, ~, .,,.. anal D. al a good drmani.
t ,oi no l.l.i - c'.f. - rfces options
,tt..t &C. .4rv r fi. Law ,.p. .t.-ly 2 mo
I'., .-. -usNe. ~ Wf.ci 80 oOA bushels
e,.h aonairs u.'r.iel N.''d a '44-s a',.,: So =
.Ifr 49, ~ ''I'ne -
on..nF a. 5'i't 80 ""'ehpeI' o. .'- -'' 'r''''"S
&C. tn h-'~"'-.' , - GE y,
January 81 r. .-'f ''' ~ '-' " ,.,- ..
o., co mr. - OBJ" .-'N '' ','"' 60,
.,iv after iciat" N'i- I's~ ''' one 49,"
iHfirrtf" - r f" ~" -frrI t"' '.i"' 80 ~" e's "
/ ~h.th 1900 uu'hcl' cash. lheihhn K 80
/ 90 Nhlir, 80 NJ"
No Nslt- 'i'-t 'i'A'i '''0t T. on 80 "
"siie. 30 - Go NJ" - ..
Nr' ~ vs. '''i'
... clos lf +' .... ... ~. .....,"
81 81, g. 90 . u ,',-'1,"t II ~.
t- I.H ~. '..'.Nf '"' t,
. t,n p, .. 81 -,r,. III 70. 90. l... .,.i
no 4'0 80
HAY AID ~IkiN a moderate l 'lte 'nl hih i1
Iia,. I... l.lltfif 30. 0Ir '- 800
-a ... lover N.Ir 3D. '.t.'i : fN" -H lt't
-'.tV i"n. i..'. Short .' o. bid. ~ S''. 's'.
J." 'n. ... ,.....,. ., ., ,..t...
l--. choice. -ra.l,. nd" &r..m to Ii..o. tea i-...
l. l--'. -h 80 DID," .'''f
s-. - 'enron t' Nf' d" ',," p"
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COOKS EXCURSIONS
miscellaneous.
GTATE OLE NETWORK,

CTATE OF NEW YORK,
- CLINTON PRISON.
AGENT AND WARDENS OFFICE
DAvSEMOEA. October !. 1897
Will bc received the office of the superintendent OF
state Prisons Albany " " TO ~ o'clock, noon OF Oco
Der % tiu.tl Tor from december Crox) OF tho
clothing manufactured al this prison .
Tho state reserves right reject and all bids
deemed not advantage. Full Information will 10
furnished on Applcai on TO the undersigned
ISAIAH F. LLEIl Agent and Warden
Tor SALE.-A file of New-York Daily Trib.
i une from MAY 1853 10 october l. 1859 bound In "a
volumes IN Maze offer 10 o. p st ONCE Boz
$50
geo. Il. LOCKWOOD 81 SON, S12 Broad
II way-WEDDiNG. AZ EPrlON AND CALLING
CARDS CHESTS md MONOGRAN~.
GEORGE K. LOCKWOOD x son, s12
II FrnsdwAv-Flnr Etching. and Imported Photographic.
In novel frime-. Artistic picture Mounting
BETHLEHEM DAT FOOD stands unrlyafled
"a an article for infants aud inyst- The abest
In county consider t iuilspenSsJle ~ tle.r
mac l.r TAKRANT + & =. 21S Greenvich-sJ. HENRY
KLEIN & co. 44CourilsHdt st. Agents. Newlork
NX'ANTED.-Bv experienced parties the gem
er.I ,geuov OF hc1gO Tor lew saaDr NJ Velte. 10
sell through ctuva,.'rs Address with uI particulars
WEARS Brown Room 20 23o La >Aile-st,
Chicago. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

Gssd OuliaarV ll-lj Low Nrilins..... lb
-. Grni Ortp1ry NiiiinS y j.lr
Livcrooo aivioc the spocu awe mar
kct representing decline 81 "a !
point. wuo farther 10 line ct points fot"wci su'e.
qucuy the clos" steady AZ ~ 3
point. dee IRON yesterdays nna tEmes. sales.
20 lDu 49,.
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Ocean Sicamcre.

fI'uE L. : AND 81 A III MAIL SIS CO.
American Passenger Line
Tor St Thomas. Birbat Para MAJ mn Perna ntueo
sahi4 ana RIO DE- JLneo, connecting for santos Monte
t.atO lgurno~ NlIf, ini ports IL southern HfaltL
steamship FIN ANCE saturday. october -, AZ = m
Ir0 =. y pu-f Nrvs. W. W,iu n oct. . A.
VAUI GERHARD s. co. ten AZ 81 BfUaI T.. y Y.
gNMAN LINE Z. :. and Roya Mail steamers.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL.
CITY Of tuIfA'i l-.... SATURDAY. p'i - > -
ilT or CHESTER ........ .~atur 'sy Oct - -. 4
CITY OF III iNoN D...... ..... SATURDAY. Nov a. N
ONO ...... ......... ~a'ur Nov. ! ,. 3 D.
From Iunlln par ppt n irtf TT. Lew ~
CAUIN PA NiE. - ant UpvtrL tNrERiEDfAti.
so STEER AGE. -
FETEE WRIGHT L SONS General tgent.
No broadway y. T.
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL. oct 2l.-3:3O p m.-Booi and Iof1 IN Ppo'
demand Hams in demand. Long cut dull at aus
poor demand Cumberland cut dull at ~, Long
Middle dull iOs 6i hort Clear do. dull ~ ioH
shoulders dun at 2ls Cheese In poor dsmand iaoH S
IN fair demand Resin ia poor demand lA'Ii
spot In poor demand. Wheat In far deina
80 Winter Gs All. New No spring nfm AT Us Al
Flour fair demand Corn spot and Futufvs 10 ar uo
mand Mixed Western OCTOBER, nrm AZ Is 10 NovepeI
and December firm AT A. Gsd Hops at London-Newi otk
Staic-liO ldcrs are not Offering. a, e,
LONDON Oct 2l-Linsecd CAks. Western 70 los ~ q III
lis I'd. per ton. LDseed OIL. 1873 1914. cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
THE PETROLECN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The OF Thursday proved be only the prelude 10
fresh DEVELOPMENT OF stIengt III The crude OIL market
terlay. Another goo recori vi activity made pflces
within cent Of tho highest point oucle th.s
From the oil country the % encouraging chaac
reached % hour. down % barrels the
Othr .vOrAb. influences tie rates Tor
aud the the sentiment OF railway
stock traders Tie OIL market went shade below Thurs
DAYS close but began AMI In the late dealings
touched e l. ceuS advance OF = cents The digestive
power than SATISFIED the firnds
higher YIces while the New York traders remain
LARGELY future the confidence OF The West
tlnues pronounced Tie OF deliveries fol
three OF october exceeds JOOOpJ arres and
u the shutdown movement proves successful There
Will be fluctuations further upward movement, no
doubt but the market closed strong at practically best ng
The range prices the total dealings at the Con
coll lated Exchange we're a. follows:
Opening ........... 70 Lowest ...........t.. TO-
Dlghesi "a = ] nal a
Sales. barrels 81 1000
Refined o. firm unchanged at Go per gallon.
Abel test, al all points
on cry. reno~ oct 2'.-Tauosn Tr,nsit Certificates
sales Os5OOO Dirr.ls coarance, So 900 barrel.
tr., 1907 barrels shipments. 34,pjs barrels runs.
bjC2G barrels.
FIrIssUgC Penn oct. 2l-Petroeum irregular and &C.
tive National Transit Ceruhctcs opeHei At 10 asd
at .ids highest. - = lowest 10
BRADFORD Penn oct. 2l.-NAtonal Transit Certifcatss
opeued 13 and closed al - =. highest AL swesL
7X7A Cearascss. l.43s.GOJ JAfrcis
TTlsyLLR. Penn. Oct 2l--Natona Transit Certificate.
opened at 73s highest. 74's lowest 1870 Closet 74'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

The suit brought by Frsnkyn Bass'or an artist against
James Neil 81 800 the manuscript
OF play entitled THE Outcas written by Basstord Tor
O'Nel. tried before Judge Bartlett in the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn Yesterday In June 1882 Bassord sold
the manuscript play ONe for 81 300 10 b. paid IN
instaments slO0a week II paid for In two wears 1t
MI Bass'ord The de!ene aims tbat ass
ford agree such alterations as ONe required and
rs this wal done the agreement was void -,
Judge motion 10 dismiss me case on me
GROUND III at $50 a paid for the copy The
Contract for depended the production OF The play
nndi I u o. been lrOIncel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
TESTING THE POWER OF A STATE OfFlCIA

TESTING THE POWER OF STATE OFFICIAL
Must tho state superintendent Of Public Works select
his subordinates from eligible list furnished by the
New-York Civil Service Ccnmissioni That was the
question argued before General Term OF the Supreme
Court Yesterday Attorney General OBrien In the
negative and Everett 7. Wheeler In the Affirmative
Thomas g. Kieen. who seeks the position OF collector
OF canal Statistics applied to the civil Service Board
few for examination. This was refused on an
opinion previously given by Attorney General OBren
No decision reached yesterday. joan Jay was an
inf ed lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

Thomas c. Doremus. of the nsolyent firm OF Henry $
Ives Co., stock brokers' obtained temporary injunc-
ton pending suit yesterday from Justice Donohue, Of
the Supreme Court restraining the officers OF the Stock
Exchange from selling interfering in with his
ownership OF hs seat the Exchange and from passing
any resolution expeng him declaring him Ineligible
for reinstatement member declaring Ei' seat va
cant liable SALE interfering with his partial own
ersnip of the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINa
CuIRtK.roS Oct 2I-Turpentias firm at Ole
SAVANNAH. Oct 2l.-Tutpsnuns nrIn al 81 1c.
WILMINGTON Oct 2i-TurpsnuEs nTn ~ AS
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pI11AH SMITH HAS NOT RESIGNED.

philadelphia newspaper yesterday announced that
o,rv Willard had elected president OF the Oregon
and Transcontnental Company in place OF Elijah Smith,
baracerizng it step in the REORGANIZATION OF the
ooupauy The statement was officially denied Its
origin "a believed 10 have been the result OF wish on the
part OF the faction in the Northern Pacific which mas
ar hostile 10 the interests OF the Oregon TranscOni
nenraI Company that Mr. Smith would take tins step
There no necessity for H. the AT airs OF the company
have been placed sound basis and the policy OF bar
monous relations between the companies Interested In
the far Northwestern and Pacific regions so long atvo
eaed Mr. smith and his friends Is being carried out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

Flour .trlay un.hlnec thocc % flncy Wnior FAent'
nI,,. southern int,rs - 90 4S MlcnisAn aud
Wl-oosn Winter. = r0a 90 f~it 10 hotr 'cs'i' - 30
nnc~ to MINNESOTA Patents ~ % f -
lIh., Punus ~ luHI 50 Minnesota ndtctN ~ 'tcNs
s,s.i 81 Medium Chocc soft springs - np0 - A'W
t, ~.rlus, 81 Rye Flour m barrels > - 90 10
rhe t,h ir.rcs vs.' q, fpupSS y NP.tf Nh.' a.
it,c No 5 ~nrlug Wheat u &c. 80 Rod At
- 40 . corn 40 c..-.-.NO. oats .''ic..---.
80 % rye 5c .. 80 BARLEY Toe NO fi'N ~eol
- Prime I.tuOihy seed : J. ...- Ness I.iiN
pcr mi >l3 % .... Lard ucr 100 n =" So. Nhor, ~,
s'.. loose - sailed shoulder nuKrd - "
short clear SIDES boHci - 40 .Nh''N"r.. ~
t.lets good, yet gallon 81 10 3D.. sus" tut ''~' q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-Ocr. 81.
TIE iESERAL Ll3r
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ANCHoR LINE NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
NORDDEUrSCHER LLOYD -. CO..

~ SHORT ROUTE II LDND)N.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
steamers sail from piers tooi : ist, Ioookon.
FAST EXPRESS SrEANEkS
Fulds sat oct - y: 50 m iAllcr We'd Nov. , 6A
saalr . We'd Oct. - | D. Vera. At Nov ). 30 m.
pihs $500 sat oct. 20 3 Ems Vel. Nov. o. III
Fir.tCabla s7S and upwtrt b.rt lccpruaG - pbhabL
Second cabin. So berth SSeerage at lowestrAtet
OELRLNMN 81 o. W. 2 BlwLLn Z lire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Oct 2l.-spansh gold 239S23ot Exchange
uu In
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C1rursiouA
Excursions.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
Os.D POINT CONFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTS MOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH

AND THE sUUrh-
AMI After rune H. 1887. frprss trur 'sr OF Pbln
Comfort. Norfolk ant pbnti 5)ltl vlttls
NeW-Y0rk, PHILADELPHIA & Norfolk R. r.,
viii cave ,ot ~ C,ctlsItt AT DssIrj',,, u. ~ a.
daily arriving DID Poilt Stj IN Norfolk 49, ~
slssDllg car tlrpisi , Jt)s cltclbI rckst, .tt
slsspng Derths soars slY riekss h1sp the PsiiU
yania Railroad 20 nDiiy
II. ". Dun " h. Supc r. r. COOKE o. p & z. \.
COOKS EXCURSIONS
To CiLIFORNIA--Et~ON Iss7-'sS.
on tho pa select 6rstca-s party will leave
NcY. YOfk Boston AMI Philadelphia Tor Los Angeles aud
Southern sforna The party viii be under the personal
who win take charge OF all
baggage hore and other arTangemen The journey VIII Do
Pu man and palace throughout
ouv transfer between NewYorK and l. Angeles
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del a to Los Angeles back Will De $40 which includes
al ward journey. aud Independents
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PROGRAMMES application at anv oi our once. ..
THOMAS COOK & SON.
2Gl Broainay. New.York City.
Cooks monthly ENcursionst by mail 10 cents.
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We find the following editorial paragraph

We find the following editorial paragraph
concerning our Mr. Albrecht in the .idrGncc.
of Chicago. in its issue of May 18th:
Rev. George f. Albrecht. who goes to
Japan with Dr. ii. NJ. Scudder. is German
by birth. was converted in Springfield, o.
under the ministry of Rev. W. II. War
ren. was educated al Oberlin. has served
for three or four years as superintendent of
home missionary work among the Germans.
and during the past year has, in addition,
been one of the instructors in the German
department of the Chicago Theological Sem
inary. Why should he leave this work. for
which he seem to have been So proviien-
TALLY raised up, and which is felt 10
be- of such exceeding Importance To
some of his warmeSt friends the answer to
this question is not yet clear. He had not
thought of going to Japan until the morn
ing when Dr. Scudder addressed the
ministers meeting and set forth his own
reasons for going. But from III at hour.
Mr.. Albrecht has felt that the Macedonian
cry 10 himself was unmiStakable, and the
conviction as 10 the will of God irresistible.
As to home mission work among our own
German population, something will he done
to effect wh never our churches awake Ia
its Importance and are ready Ia give il
support.
We believe that il is almost the uni
yerSal conviction of Mr.. Albrecht's
friends that there is larger and surer ileld
of usefulness for him in America than in
Japan. No man can ill his place here, and
there are many, We doubt not, who wOuld
do aS well in Japan.